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ZU4.111 CH THURSDAY MOHN1.Ncl„ APRIL 19, 1934, - Cheater Le Siniet, Pealscala
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tronize the IN
Capital Theatre
Goclerich - Phone 47
Now Plng-"King the Wild
Horses."
IVIonday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
ZASU PITTS,: and
SLIM SUMMERVILLE
• Ce -starred again fn another up-
roarious romance. Funny and fast
moving is
LOVE HONOR
Auct,
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Paramount. News and other features
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
JANET GPILYNOR
LLtU7Ld-an
EL BRENDRIa a
Head a .superb east ing. a. bright and
melodious musical success. It has "
everything in the way of entertain- r
SUNNY SIDE SIDE UP'e Teshnical Assault In
Bayfield Case
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'Rush For Car MarkersLaird Br S iale
Saturday, Much 31st, was th.
Ia$t day of grace accorded motorist
who had not procured. their. licens
markers, with the result that th
issuing staff in McVicar's shoe store.
Goderiah, were kept basy gram eerie
morning until late at night on that
slay, in which trite more than two
hundredw
-licenses ere iseued. Mon
day was another big day aria. an GC-
eadonal straggler has been appeared
daily since then.
and Read
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s Genuine Eugene -Ferrnaneuts . . $5.50
e I Realietic Crocatignole a4,50
a Charm:tine Oil Wave „ C1.50
al Nu Beauty Oil ....... .. . ..
With Carl or Ringlet ends.
Prices include Shampoo, Finger Wave
and Trim,
Specialists in Hair Tinting
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- LONDON •
In County Court
- A -further adjournment, until My
4, of the. aase of David Tas Churchill,
of Clinton, plaintiff -in an action
against Geo. T: Mickle /b Son,
bean dealers, of Hensel, for 'money
allegedly owing on beans sold and
delivered to the defendants during
the yeare. 1928-29-30, was granted
by. Judge Costello afteran all -day
hearing in County Court on Tuesday
ast. The first adjournment was made
at the sitting of the Court on April
3rd. A effort will be made to secure
dditional witnesses. The defendants
lairn that the beans were merely
elivered for storage and sale at aux.-
ent prices.
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es last week. In tendering Mr. Ball-
antyne the nomination the joint gat -1i
ering turned down W. G. Medd, IVI.L.
of Exeter, the present mernbeie
and for the past eight years, and 1
H. Scott, farmer, of Seaforth.
Medd was eliminated on the first bal-.
lot. The convention had been called
as a Progressive gathering but over IL family of Desboro and airs. Irvin
Made .for a joint meeting In. jts I i it
is. Edward Datars, Sr. of town.
BOOST THE LIBRARY!.
Do you like a .good hearty laugh?
If so, come and see "Philip for Short
a comedy of the most laughable
mirth provoking sort.you have ever
seen at the Zurich Town Hall. This
play. is under the auspices of the
:Sr
Mr. ancl Mis. John All echt were
eiators with friends at Bayfield for
a few days the past week.
Will the party who has in his pas-
sion ow: wire stretcher, return the
came at once. -Johnston & Kalb -
Pleased to report that Mrs. Wm.
Koelaer of the Goshen line south is
recovering from her recent serious
.illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Deters and
the week -end arrangements .had been Dedels
of Kitchener, were Tuesday
• . v s ors with their parents, Mr. and
arly stages it was most harmonious
but towards the end when the
liquor question was thrust into 'de-
liberations with the result that it
appeared for a time that the meeting
might break up . in disorder. Mr:
Scott and Mr, Medd moved that the
choice be made unanimous just be-
fore the close of the meeting, to
which Mr, Medd took the action with
Coming -"It iiappened One Nnglat"Murdoch -Ross, 81 -year-old see-
s\:some personal reservations. Sp the by members of the •Bayfield Dramat-
Zunch Public Library and is acted
(elected chairman of the.- Board of South Huron constituency will be
.Matinees -Wed,. and Sat at 3 ise. en. ic Club. On Wednesday evening
Trustees of the Police Village. of Bea contested by Huron's Warden and 25th. Reserved seats are only
field was found guilty of- technical Ea -warden, with the latter ha.vinas, 35c
general admission 25c for adults
assault on the person of Mrs. T. C. from a technical view the advantage
'aand 15c for children. Be sure and see
i trate Chas. Reid in Hayfield the other '
!Bailey, a fellow trustee, by Magas- ''bY having two parties, the Liberale •
( this humorous play, enjoy a most de -
of the three hundred inhabitants of Mr. Elliott will have to fall back to,
and Progressives behind him,. while;
the Conservative party only. . . lightful evening and at the same
morning. More than one hundred
ithe village were on hand to hear the
magistrate address Mr. Ross and Mrs
j Bailey following the hearing, "Mr. STEPHEN COUNCIL
-Pro
per.
ly Fitted biasses °
air Id man aifirid ialwa6nt to ahiflicti. Council ofi thTe" TownshiP
a severe namn pei y on. you. eata- Rbbers isited Zurich orr Saturday
time give the library a helping hand
The' plan of the hall is on sale at
Gaschcas store. Don't forget the
date, Wed: April 25.
Ross, ' said IVIa.g. Reid, °you are an ROBBERY AT ZURICH
Stephen me in the own Hall, Ore- night or early Sunday morning. and
• What would. please -axle far more cliton on Monday, the 2nd of April
C. E. ZURBR1CG R. O.
Will be at Hese .TeweIexy Store,
Eyery Wednesday Afternoon, begin -
'ming at 2 o'clock- to et you. with
glasses.
PRICES MOAT
Would be an assurance from both f
OOA , at 3. p.m. All members were
you. that these petty bickerings in 'present. 'The minutes of the previa
Ross must rememb -that '
your village will cease. You, Mr. ous regular meeting held on the 5th•
Bailey, even though a woman has of March and the special meeting
bout a half dozen suits, some sweat -
entered . the gent's furnishing store
of W. H. Hoffman & Son, and got
away 'with a few hundred dollars
. . worth of ready wear including a-
• the s•arne-rights and prialleges on the !held on the 12th of March were read es, a " few leather coats, ties, hats
,
Board as you have. She had a right I mid adopted. shirts, etc. Evidently they must have
to see the docuinents which you Motion, That By-law No. 480 'to become frightened away or a much
tried, forcibly, to witholcl from her. I promibit the running at large or bigger haul would have been the re-
' I , am going to defer sentence untiltrespassing of ani ma1
s (otherthan salt Apparently they . must have
eameeeemeeee
• II see if you can work in barmon d'ogs) on the Public Highways ofm gained entrance in frothe back
ST. PETER'S together." " Y the Township of Stephen; By-law No Way opened with a skeleton key as
, 481 for• prohibiting. and impotinding on Sunday when it was diseovered
both the front and aeck doors wera
left unlocked. The Goderich ants-
°I:Wes were at once notified on
Monday, and they are now working
on the case, but t,he robbera left no
clues behind them. Smaller robber-
ies have resulted recently. In the
Evangelital church sheds the auto of
Mr. Cyrus Schoch was sinAaped of
headlight, battery, and all the tools.
Another car recently was put in the
shed over night and hove the locks
were broken and entrance gained in
the car. It looks very much as if
it is going to cost us a lot of money
in the future to have policewatch ov-
Evangelical Lutheran Church That Liberal -Progressive
ZURICH. - otim. Convention
animals ruaning at hasse, trespass-
ing and doing damage on lands in
the Township and By-law No. 482
an pie, farmer, of Us- for determining the compensation
• A Changeless CE-eise gar a. Charm.- borne Township, last year warden of for Pound -keepers, each having be-
ing Viroria" Huron Countyand ,g i
take a drink or leave it alone", was
he hoice of an open convention of
LiberaIa and Progreseivea at Hen-
s
a man w so can
Friday, 8h -Luther League.
Saturday -Choir Practice -
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.-Germate Seas:eie.
11.15 a.m.-Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.-Englisle service.
Everybody Welcome to alt Services:1 c
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E. TUERKHEIM. Pastor.,
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all on Monday ;afternoon to contest
Ire riding in the coming provincial
erieral election. He is the seeond
andidate in the field, George H. El-
iott. presort •wayden of Enema hay -
ng been named by the Conservativ-
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Libby 's Queen Olives .. . . . ... 25c
Puffed Wheat, 2 for . .
Tornataideat rOc
Palm Tree Soap„ 2 for --..... 5c ,
Chocolate., cookies at .. • .. .
Interlake Toilet Tissue,, 3 for ...- . . . 25c
Caustic Soda in Bulk and Cans
Fresh rguit s and Groceries Always. on *bud,
Mi Threads, Pins, Laces, Ete.'
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EGGS WANtitil. • rase
en read three times, be passed and
signed by the Reeve and Clerk and
the Seal of the Corporation attach-
ed thereto,
The following 'communications
were read and ordered filed::
1. Tatter from the chief Eng-
ineer of Municipal Roads acknowled-
ging the receipt of a copy of By-
law No. 479 to provide for this ye-
ar's Highway expenditures.
2: Letter from the Acting Deputy
Minister of Hospitals as to patients
admitted to the Ontario Hospital,
London, who appears to be charge-
able to this Municipality.
S. Letter from the Secy-Treas of
The Ontario Good Roads Associat-
ion .regarding the .payment of meinbership fees.
4. Letter from the Secretary of
the R iic2 Land Settlement Com-
intttea and circulars as to the estab-
lishment of, suitable families on
Crown Lands in New Ontario under
the provisions of the Act.
5• Letters . from the Deputy Min-
ister of .Agriculture 'and the District
Agricultural Representative as to
give municipal aid to farmers to buy
seed grain.
6. Accounts of 'Dr. W. E. Weeks
and W. C. Ft Oestreieher. .
Motion, that :the following oadets
he linseed:
Dore. of Canada General Ins. Co.
peel -Mum on Treas. Bond, 10,05;
County of Huron, indigent paints
$25.35; Well. Johnston, refund
tax 2,00;. Pay Sheets-Clotalon Wil-
son 1-811 $2,10; Ca Wilson rd 1 1„20
Regier rd 11, 1.78; J. McKeever
rd'ell .4.83; C. Sims id 5 1..00; R.
Holt rd 20 3.29; W. Mellin rd 17
$1,20 •
The Council, adjoetrneci to meet a-
gain in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
weenie properties while we aro asleep
OBITUARY
Rev, J, G. Burn is Called
Mention was made in last week's
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aper of the passing of Rev. 3. G.
Burn in Chesley, where he had been
pastor of the Evangelical church for
he past number of years, he was a
former resident of the town el Hes.
j pier, being a so; of Mi', and Mr.e
Ahraleam Burn , of that place and
was wellkeown in that district as
well as in the Canada Conference of
his churcn, He has been afficted
with heart failure the pnst year, he
had decided to retire "from the min-
stry for a time and purchased a re-
sidence. in Kitchener, but it was not
to be so and Godcalled him into
the great eternity last Tuesday in
his 66th year. Mr. burn entered the
ministery in'1896 and has been at
some responsible charges during the
thirty-eight years of his work. The
funeral service was held in his chur-
ch at Chesley on Sunday, and the re-
naifis were taken to the family plot
Hes13Ier from where the 'funeral
was held with Rev, 3. P. Hauch offi-
ciating'. Rev. Dean of Hanover, the
District Superintendent of the de-
pal‘ted heldt: the Clusley Memorial
service. 1 -le is survived by his widow 1
vdtwo daughter, four sons and two I
rothero, who are Rev. 3. S. Burn t
neat New Hamburg 'aria Rey. B.
PUril of Zurich.
Monday, the 7th day of May, 1934 a
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